The evening world., 1887-11-04

lows. Ihey would then have O chance to re-
main in New York. II they should ever be
brought to trial they would have high hopes
OF an acquittal or Disagreement Of the jury.
But II De Lancey Nicoll should be elected
and his election is certain-the Doodle Al
Streets Of New sf' YORK would wSitins either fes
have the choice of joining keenan,, .Maloney,
or shaking hands with Jaehne, McQuade and
ONeil in Sing Sing. Yes, every one Of the
Doodle Aldermen who is under indictment
and bail is not only in favor Of Col. Fellows's
and spending, money to defeat De Lancey
Nicoll. The Doodle Aldermen who are yet
enjoying the rights of honest citizens will
vote for Col. Fellows. 50 will all their rela-
tiyess, personal and political friends of the
Doodle Aldermen.
SHELLS BOLDLY FOR ELBOWS.
Doodle ex:Alderman Thomas Shells has
come out boldly for Col. Fellows. He has
been frank about it and has not been hiding
his support behind a screen. The ex-Alder-
man is proprietor of. two saloons on East
Broadway, from which he derives an income
Of at least $1b, 900 q year. He is worth
$150, 900 and will spend IS, 900 in the interest
Of Col. Fellows. Shells continues to protest
his innocence, but by supporting Col. Eel
cuted by the Colonel than by Mr.. Nicoll.
All Of Sheils's friends are working like
beavers for Col. Fellows. There is not a man
in the Seventh Ward, who has been a faithful
follower Of Shells who is not opposed to De
Lancey Nicoll. Doodle ex-Alderman Shells
will vote for Col. Fellows next Tuesday. The
Doodle ex-Alderman is registered in the
Eleventh Election District of the Fourth
Assembly District. His residence on the
registry book is given as 65 Pike street.
oLEARY REGISTERED IN THE FIRST DISTRICT.
Doodle ex-Alderman Thomas Cleary is
registered as o voter in the First Election
District of the First Assembly District. His
residence is down in black and white as 90
Pearl street: He did not register until, the
nominated. There is no man in the city,
Boss Power not accepted, who is working
30 hard for Col. Fellows as Doodle ex-Alder-
man Thomas leary. He ID. going around the
ging for votes for Col. Fellows. His brazenry
Is the talk of the lower part of the city. Yet
his friends admire him for his nerve and
gratitude. 1t will be remembered that Col.
Fellows lodged the trial of Cleary and was
OF the Hot Springs when Cleary was at the
bar of justice.
Cleary has taken an active interest in poll
tics ever since he was arrested for accepting
Democracy District Committee and was a
regular delegate to the County Convention
that nominated Col. Fellows. Doodle ex-
Alderman Cleary is sure to spend a pile of
carry the First Assembly District for Col.
that he will give Col. Fellows 200 majority in
his own election district.
FARLEY BOOMING THINGS IN THE SIXTH.
Doodle ex-Alderman Patrick Farley has
been booming things in the Sixth Assembly
District for Col. Fellows. He and his friends
are taking no interest in any other candidate.
They have organized Fellows Campaign
Clubs and have contributed money for ban
ners and transparencies. Farley is famous
asa good election worker and he has quite q
following that will do his bidding. Most of
his missionary work for Col. Fellows is done
at night. He tells every one that he prefers
Col. Fellows to Nicoll. Doodle ex-Alderman
Farley will also vote for Col. Fellows on Nov.
8, as he Is duly registered In the Eighteenth
Election District of the Sixth Assembly Dis.
trict.
Doodle ex-Alderman Charles Reilly has
registered in the Twenty-second Assembly
District and will vote for Col. Fellows.
Doodle ex-Alderman Louis Wendell is
registered in the Eighteenth Election Dis.
trict of the Seventeenth Assembly District.
He will vote for Col. Fellows.
Doodle ex-Aldermau Frederick Finck is
registered in the Twenty fourth Election
District of the Eighth Assembly District. He
will vote for Col. Fellows.
Doodle ex-Alderman McCabe, who has es-
capped a trial on an insanity dodge, is not toe
crazy to vote. He has registered and will
vote for Col. Fellows.
The Doodle ex-Aldermen are confident OF
Col. Fellows's election.